Whether you plan to go for a short trip to the water park or going to any water-related activities, it is always not recommended to bring gadget that is not water resistant. But sometimes we still require our wallet to get foods and camera to take photos with. So can the Samsung Galaxy A8 does it all? And what makes it as our smartphone choice? Check out the video below to know more!
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Another innovative way by Samsung to be rid of the pesky notch - A pop up and rotating camera mechanism on the Samsung Galaxy A80. What makes this device stand out from the rest is the fact that the triple rear camera setup can also be used as the selfie camera, ensuring that your selfies would be as on point as your rear camera photos. The device is large and feels very comfy to hold as well!
Last year, when the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) and Galaxy A7 (2017) came out, we quickly compared the two as the tech-specs were quite similar back then. Fast forward to one year later, the Galaxy A8 (2018) is coming out real soon so if you have the Galaxy A7 (2017), you might have wondered if it's worth it to upgrade or not. Just in case you were wondering, no, there's no Galaxy A8 (2017) model and the last time that an A8 model did come to Malaysia was way back in 2015. Anyway, check out our comparison below.
| 1. | Infinix Note 40 Pro 5G | RM 898 |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | Redmi Turbo 3 | RM 1459 |
| 3. | Realme Note 50 | RM 349 |
| 4. | vivo V30 Pro | RM 2598 |
| 5. | Oppo A3 Pro | N/A |
| 6. | Xiaomi 14 Ultra | RM 4699 |
| 7. | Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra | RM 5075 |
| 8. | Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus | RM 1269 |
| 9. | Infinix GT 10 Pro | RM 650 |
| 10. | Oppo Reno 11 Pro | RM 1879 |
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